MONyog
MySQL Monitor and Advisor
What is MONyog?
MONyog MySQL Monitor and Advisor is a "MySQL DBA in a box" that helps
MySQL DBAs manage more MySQL servers, tune their current MySQL servers
and fix problems with their MySQL database applications
before they can become serious problems.
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SQLyog
MySQL GUI
What is SQLyog?
SQLyog MySQL GUI is the most powerful MySQL manager and admin tool,
combining the features of MySQL Query Browser, Administrator,
phpMyAdmin and various other MySQL Front Ends and MySQL GUI tools in a
single intuitive interface.
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Webyog Customers
Google, Yahoo, Adobe, MIT, NASA, IBM, Intel, GE, HP, Xerox, Executive Office of The US President, Amazon, AOL, Boeing, Columbia University, DivX, eBay, Accenture, Harvard University, Starbucks, BT, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Verizon, UCLA, SONY Pictures, Siemens, CBS Interactive, Novell, Lucent Technologies & thousands more...
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Read what Press and Customers have to say...
 MONyog is the best out-of-the-box GUI monitoring tool for MySQL that
I have seen. It "just works." As promised, getting up and running
quickly is easy, and having a centralized location for monitoring is
very useful. The graphs are beautiful and the statistics that are
graphed are useful time-savers.
The biggest difference between MySQL's Enterprise Monitor and MONyog
is that MONyog is agentless. At Pythian, we have many clients with
differing security requirements. Requiring a daemon process to be
running is not something we currently do, and it might be a hard sell
for some clients. Even if every client was amenable to it, making sure
the daemon is up and running on each MySQL server is tedious. Note
that agentless operation works for every feature, including log
analysis as well as operating system statistics.  MONyog is a lightweight, agentless monitoring system that takes a different approach from the tools previously mentioned. It is designed to run on a desktop system, where it starts an HTTP listener on an unused port. You can point your browser at this port to see information on your MySQL servers, rendered by a combination of JavaScript and Flash. The underlying implementation uses a JavaScript engine, and all configuration is done via a JavaScript object model.
MONyog is actually both interactive and noninteractive, so you might want to examine its capabilities for both kinds of monitoring. I love the multiquery feature... it allows to test multiqueries for use in
.Net applications. I also like the exporting of tables,
the Synchronization of database structures is also great for
deploying new versions of the software. I don't normally reply to this kind of inquiry, but SQLyog Enterprise has wildly,
inexpensively changed the way we deal with MySQL databases in
development and production. We stumbled onto SQLyog two years ago in a search
through the thick slime of buggy, half-implemented MySQL GUIs that seems to cover the
Internet.
The Community edition of SQLyog was a breath of fresh air, so
the (very low) price of entry to the Enterprise edition never gave us
pause. SQLyog Enterprise immediately became a vital part of our development environment.
The Structure Synchronization Tool helps me keep all our development
databases up to date, and makes deploying schema changes to production a
pleasure. Deployments of MySQL schema changes take minutes to prepare instead of
hours because of the Structure Synchronization Tool. The Scheduled Backups tool
allowed us to get an interim backup solution
running in production in minutes.
The index management tools and query timer have made optimizing complex
queries accessible to even junior developers. The Structure
Synchronization Tool allows me to review their indexing changes quickly
and integrate them into the master schema in moments.
Thanks for giving the world such a good product!
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